The Crown’s Emma Corrin makes a VERY bold statement in vast shoulder pads as she joins Josh O’Connor on Graham Norton ahead of series four
Her long-awaited debut as Princess Diana is just days away.
And The Crown star Emma Corrin appeared to be channelling her character’s 80s fashion sense with a bold ensemble as she joined her co-star Josh O’Connor on The Graham Norton Show.
The actress, 24, opted for an eye-catching dress with vast shoulder pads as she chatted about her debut as the late Princess alongside Josh who will reprise his role as Prince Charles.
Wow! The Crown star Emma Corrin appeared to be channelling the 80s with a bold ensemble as she appeared on The Graham Norton Show ahead of its broadcast on Friday
As she chatted about her role in series four, Emma opted for a vintage-style mini dress with huge red roses and oversized black sleeves.
Styling her raven tresses into a sleek ponytail, the screen star chatted about her debut in the Netflix series as The Princess of Wales, with series four set to document her tumultuous marriage to Charles.
Meanwhile Josh opted for a cosy cream jumper as he joined Emma on the socially-distanced show, which will air on Friday.
Low-key: The actress was joined by co-star Josh O’Connor who will reprise his role as Prince Charles in series four of the Netflix series
That’s unusual! As she chatted about her role in series four, Emma opted for a vintage-style mini dress with huge red roses and oversized black sleeves
Emma recently admitted she struggled to adjust to her co-star Olivia Colman’s ‘stone cold horrible’ portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II.
She said was shocked with Olivia’s transformation from ‘a ray of sunshine’ into the stoic monarch to film scenes opposite her character.
Emma told Town and Country magazine that she was stunned by Olivia’s drastic change into the Queen, given she was so friendly and jovial on set.
She said: ‘Obviously, Olivia is the biggest ray of sunshine ever… She just went stone cold horrible. It was so hard to not take it personally.’
Exciting: Styling her raven tresses into a sleek ponytail, the screen star chatted about her debut in the Netflix series as The Princess of Wales
Emma added that she still doesn’t like being asked about the ‘iconic’ role as she fears it makes the late Diana ‘untouchable’.
‘I hate being asked what it’s like to play someone iconic. It makes her untouchable—the whole point was that she was touchable,’ she added.
The Crown’s fourth series will begin as the 1970s are drawing to a close, with the Royal Family preoccupied with safeguarding the line of succession by securing an appropriate bride for Prince Charles who is still unmarried at 30.
The Graham Norton Show airs on Friday at 10:45pm on BBC One. The Crown series four will be released on Netflix on Sunday, November 15th.
Back soon: The Graham Norton Show airs on Friday at 10:45pm on BBC One. The Crown series four will be released on Netflix on Sunday, November 15th